Entry - Monitor table stand

Product info - Entry is a door intercom system for use as a standalone device or in conjunction with Paxton's Net2 and Paxton10 access control solutions. It consists of three components that are automatically recognised during set-up - external door station, indoor monitor and door control unit.The new Entry Standard monitor has a 4.3″ capacitive touchscreen and the same user interface as the Entry Premium monitor. With its straightforward, slim design, the monitor blends discreetly into any environment. The monitor is suitable for wall mounting or for mounting in a table stand (available separately) and is available with or without handset.Installation - The components are simply connected to each other using Cat5 or standard RJ45 patch cables. An existing network infrastructure can also be used for easy installation of Entry. An existing network infrastructure can also be used for easy installation of Entry. With PoE technology, power and data are supplied via the same cable, so no separate power supply is required.The Entry monitor - desk stand allows the Entry monitor to be conveniently positioned on a desk or table.Operation - A visitor starts a video call via the bell button on the external door station. Access can then be authorised for the visitor via the monitor with its intuitive touchscreen user interface. The monitor can be used in the interior either with a handset (for private calls) or in hands-free mode.When connected to Net2, access to the building is authorised by entering a PIN or code and/or using a proximity transponder. When connected to Paxton10, access to the building is authorised via Bluetooth® smart credentials, PIN or code entry and/or with a proximity transponder.

Product information - Entry is a door intercom system for operation as a standalone device or in conjunction with the Net2 and Paxton10 access control solutions from Paxton. An external door station component of the Entry door intercom system. This variant of the door station can open up opportunities in locations where vandal resistance (VR) is a requirement. The VR door station has a market leading impact resistance rating of IK10 and is manufactured from marine grade stainless steel to withstand the most demanding environments.All Entry door stations are IPX5 certified, making them suitable for external use in all weather conditions.Installation - Entry components can be easily connected using Cat5 or standard RJ45 patch cables. Entry can also utilise an existing network infrastructure for easy installation. As power and data are supplied via PoE over the same cable, a separate power supply is not required.With this flush-mounted door station model, the device is flush-mounted in the wall. If there are several entrances with a door station, more than one door station can be assigned to an access control unit (ACU).A secondary IP camera can also be installed and integrated into the entry system to provide additional security for areas that are difficult to see. This offers more flexibility, as it is possible to switch back and forth between the two cameras on the Entry Monitor.Operation - A visitor starts a video call via the bell button on the external door station. Access can be authorised for the visitor via the Entry Monitor with its intuitive touchscreen user interface. The internal monitor can be used either via the handset (for private calls) or in hands-free mode.When connected to Net2, access to the building is authorised by entering a PIN or code and/or using a proximity transponder. When connected to Paxton10, access to the building is authorised via Bluetooth® smart credentials, PIN or code entry and/or with a proximity transponder.

Product information - Entry is a door intercom system for operation as a standalone device or in conjunction with the Net2 and Paxton10 access control solutions from Paxton. An external door station component of the Entry door intercom system. This variant of the door station can open up opportunities in locations where vandal resistance (VR) is a requirement. The VR door station has a market leading impact resistance rating of IK10 and is manufactured from marine grade stainless steel to withstand the most demanding environments.All Entry door stations are IPX5 certified, making them suitable for external use in all weather conditions.Installation - Entry components can be easily connected using Cat5 or standard RJ45 patch cables. Entry can also utilise an existing network infrastructure for easy installation. As power and data are supplied via PoE over the same cable, a separate power supply is not required.With this door station model for surface mounting, the device is mounted directly on the wall surface and is therefore 100% accessible. If there are several entrances with a door station, more than one door station can be assigned to an access control unit (ACU).A secondary IP camera can also be installed and integrated into the entry system to provide additional security for areas that are difficult to see. This offers more flexibility, as it is possible to switch back and forth between the two cameras on the Entry Monitor.Operation - A visitor starts a video call via the bell button on the external door station. Access can be authorised for the visitor via the Entry Monitor with its intuitive touchscreen user interface. The internal monitor can be used either via the handset (for private calls) or in hands-free mode.When connected to Net2, access to the building is authorised by entering a PIN or code and/or using a proximity transponder. When connected to Paxton10, access to the building is authorised via Bluetooth® smart credentials, PIN or code entry and/or with a proximity transponder.

About - Net2 Plus is a network-based access control system. Such a system offers the possibility of centralised management, event notification and flexible control of user access authorisations. Each door control centre is part of the network, but can also work independently. It makes its own decisions and saves events.The Net2 Plus door control centre is connected to the management computer with an RJ45 plug via a normal TCP/IP network. This greatly increases the flexibility of installation in buildings with LAN/WAN networks. The Net2 Plus door control centre also has an RS485 connection. This allows it to be connected to other Net2 Plus or Net2 Classic door control units via a CAT5 cable.A Net2 Plus door control unit can also act as an interface to a LAN for an RS485 connection (daisy chain) of other Net2 Plus or Net2 Classic door control units so that they no longer require a TCP/IP interface.Door control units are sold as an assembly, in a plastic housing or with a 2 A power supply in a plastic housing. Installation - There is a label on the Net2 Plus door control unit that clearly shows the colour-coded connections for reader, power supply, etc. The door control centre has a relay with potential-free contacts and can therefore control electric strikes or other opening drives. Door and tamper contacts, exit buttons and local alarm devices can also be connected.Door control centres communicate with the PC via the standard TCP/IP protocol of a LAN network. The Net2 Plus door control centre should be assigned a fixed IP address. All settings are made in the Net2 Configuration Utility.The corresponding connections are equipped with diagnostic LEDs, which are helpful for a trouble-free installation. Terminal resistors can be switched on or off as required. External terminal resistors are not required.Operation - All changes entered in the PC are immediately transmitted to the door control centre and stored there. When a user presents a transponder to a reader, the user is identified by the door control centre and access is granted or denied as appropriate.

About - Net2 Plus is a network-based access control system. Such a system offers the possibility of centralised management, event notification and flexible control of user access authorisations. Each door control centre is part of the network, but can also work independently. It makes its own decisions and saves events.The Net2 Plus door control centre is connected to the management computer with an RJ45 plug via a normal TCP/IP network. This greatly increases the flexibility of installation in buildings with LAN/WAN networks. The Net2 Plus door control centre also has an RS485 connection. This allows it to be connected to other Net2 Plus or Net2 Classic door control units via a CAT5 cable.A Net2 Plus door control unit can also act as an interface to a LAN for an RS485 connection (daisy chain) of other Net2 Plus or Net2 Classic door control units so that they no longer require a TCP/IP interface.Door control units are sold as an assembly, in a plastic housing or with a 2 A power supply in a plastic housing. Installation - There is a label on the Net2 Plus door control unit that clearly shows the colour-coded connections for reader, power supply, etc. The door control centre has a relay with potential-free contacts and can therefore control electric strikes or other opening drives. Door and tamper contacts, exit buttons and local alarm devices can also be connected.Door control centres communicate with the PC via the standard TCP/IP protocol of a LAN network. The Net2 Plus door control centre should be assigned a fixed IP address. All settings are made in the Net2 Configuration Utility.The corresponding connections are equipped with diagnostic LEDs, which are helpful for a trouble-free installation. Terminal resistors can be switched on or off as required. External terminal resistors are not required. Operation - All changes entered in the PC are immediately transmitted to the door control centre and stored there. When a user presents a transponder to a reader, the user is identified by the door control centre and access is granted or denied as appropriate.

Info - The Info-P series readers are suitable for Switch2 and Net2 systems. The readers are only supplied with a dark-coloured cover cap. Caps in other colours are available. These and replacement caps are available free of charge to registered installers of Paxton systems. The P-Series readers are available in four sizes.Installation - The reader connection cable is connected to the door control unit according to the colour coding. Installation is simple and can be carried out accurately.Operation - A transponder is held in the area of the reading distance. The reader forwards the read information to the door control unit. If the transponder is recognised as authorised, the green LED flashes and access is granted. The red LED flashes and access is denied if the transponder is invalid.Our P50 Mifare readers are now equipped with Genuine HID Technology®. When licensed with an activation card, the readers can read HID 125kHz proximity transponders. If required, these readers can also be activated for a Wiegand output via a separate activation card.